Dungeons

4 dungeons are open. Dungeons are seed-determined: the same entrance always has the same layout and is never regenerated.

The dungeons

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Name	Tier	Floors	Boss	Guaranteed drop	Coordinates
Old Crypt	T1	5	Goblin Chief	Leather Helmet, Goblin Sword	-1450, 4720
Orc Warrens	T2	10	Orc Warlord	Leather Armor, Iron Sword	-1616, 4918
Ogre Stronghold	T3	15	Ogre Warlord	Chain Mail, Steel Longsword	-1785.2, 5072.3
Skeleton Crypt	T4	20	Skeleton Knight	Breastplate, Great Sword	-1064, 4248

The world map records dungeon entrances you have already found — you have to walk to one the first time.

Bosses

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Boss	Dungeon	Level	Health	Guard	To-hit	Damage
Goblin Chief	Old Crypt	5	23	11	+5	1d8
Orc Warlord	Orc Warrens	10	120	13	+10	2d8
Ogre Warlord	Ogre Stronghold	10	140	17	+10	2d8
Skeleton Knight	Skeleton Crypt	25	350	32	+25	6d12

The Orc Warlord is a step up: its 120 health is set directly in the data (not the 45 the level would derive), with Guard 13, +6 to hit and 2d8 damage. Orc Warrens runs 10 floors, so put a full leather set together before going down.

A slain boss doesn’t respawn on a timer — its floor holds it dead until the next sunset dungeon reset (once per game day), which also teleports everyone still in that dungeon back to its entrance with a distant roar. Opening the chest no longer requires killing the boss or standing next to it — see “Keys and locked floors” below. The weapon each boss used to drop itself (Goblin Sword, Iron Sword, Steel Longsword) is now a guaranteed chest drop instead; see the table below.

Keys and locked floors

Every 5th floor’s stair-room exit has a locked door that always exists, blocking the way on completely:

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Dungeon	Locked floors	Key for the chest
Old Crypt	Floor 5	Crypt Key
Orc Warrens	Floor 5, Floor 10	Warrens Key (10F)
Ogre Stronghold	Floor 5, Floor 10, Floor 15	Stronghold Key (15F)
Skeleton Crypt	Floor 5, Floor 10, Floor 15, Floor 20	Skeleton Crypt Key (20F)

• Keys drop in the section just before their locked door (for example, Orc Warrens floors 1–4 drop the floor-5 key, floors 6–9 drop the floor-10 key). Monsters killed in that section have a 5% chance to drop the matching key; breaking a barrel, crate or clutter chest there is 1%. The roll is skipped once a character already holds that key, or has already opened that dungeon’s chest tonight.
• Keys drop on the ground for anyone to pick up; a floor-5 key won’t open a floor-10 door.
• Holding the key and clicking the locked door opens it. The door doesn’t consume the key — dying or leaving and coming back still works, and keys never expire. An opened door stays open for 30 seconds before auto-closing, so someone without a key can slip in behind you during that window, but once it closes they’re stuck on whichever side they ended up on.
• The key for the dungeon’s deepest locked door (Old Crypt floor 5, Orc Warrens floor 10, Ogre Stronghold floor 15) is the ticket to the chest — carry it to the bottom floor and open the chest without ever killing the boss. Opening it spends one of every key type you’re carrying for that dungeon. The boss still guards the chest room, so opening it safely usually still means dealing with it.

Chest drop rules

Each dungeon’s chest drops come in three parts:

1. Signature drop(s) — one or two guaranteed items per dungeon, the “Guaranteed drop” column above; the three boss weapons now count among them.
2. Independent rolls — every other piece in that tier’s pool rolls separately at its own chance.
3. Lower-tier carry-over — equipment from tiers below the dungeon each get an extra 10% roll, so you can fill gaps in a higher dungeon.

Gold is depth × 500 to depth × 1500.

The target is roughly five runs on average to collect everything a tier introduces.

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Equipment	Chest tier	Drop chance	Guard	CHA	Effect
Leather Helmet	T1	Guaranteed	1	—	—
Leather Pants	T1	30%	1	—	—
Leather Belt	T1	30%	—	—	—
Goblin Sword	T1	Guaranteed	—	—	—
Raven Shield	T2	20%	2	—	—
Iron Helmet	T2	37%	2	—	—
Iron Boots	T2	37%	2	—	—
Leather Armor	T2	Guaranteed	2	—	—
Leather Gloves	T2	37%	1	—	—
Leather Boots	T2	37%	1	—	—
Iron Sword	T2	Guaranteed	—	—	—
Silver Necklace	T2	10%	—	—	Satiation drain ×0.75
Chain Mail	T3	Guaranteed	5	—	—
Plate Greaves	T3	37%	3	—	—
Plate Boots	T3	37%	3	—	—
Iron Gauntlets	T3	37%	2	—	—
Wool Cape	T3	37%	1	—	—
Gold Ring	T3	10%	—	+1	—
Steel Longsword	T3	Guaranteed	—	—	—
Breastplate	T4	Guaranteed	7	—	—
Plate Helmet	T4	30%	3	—	—
Plate Gauntlets	T4	30%	3	—	—
Great Sword	T4	Guaranteed	—	—	—
Ring of Protection	T5	20%	1	—	—

The only weapons in chests are the three boss weapons — plus the Great Sword, sort of

Weapons are normally obtained from “the monster carrying it drops it” — the exception is the Goblin Sword, Iron Sword and Steel Longsword, which are now guaranteed chest drops instead of boss drops. Every other weapon still works the old way: what you see a monster carrying is what it can drop, and chests don’t carry it.

The Great Sword (T4) in the table above doesn’t fit that rule either way — the three dungeons’ chests only go up to T3, so nothing currently reaches the Great Sword’s tier. It’s data parked ahead of a dungeon that hasn’t shipped yet, with no real way to obtain it right now.

What you’ll meet down there

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Monster	Level	Spawn depth	Weight	Health	Damage
Kobold	1	Floors 1 – 4	2	5	1d4
Forgotten Dead	8	Floors 1 – 5	3	40	3d6
Goblin	2	Floors 3 – 8	3	9	1d4
Stalker	3	Floors 5 – 11	2	14	1d6
Orc	4	Floors 5 – 13	2	18	1d6
Female Orc	4	Floors 5 – 12	1	18	1d6
Hobgoblin	5	Floors 6 – 15	2	23	1d8
Skeleton	16	Floors 6 – 15	3	72	6d8
Gnoll	6	Floors 7 – 20	2	27	2d6
Bugbear	7	Floors 8 – 20	2	32	2d6
Ogre	8	Floors 9 – 20	2	36	2d8
Troll	9	Floors 10 – 20	2	41	2d10
Stone Golem	10	Floors 11 – 20	2	45	2d10
Skeleton Warrior	20	Floors 11 – 20	2	90	6d8
Lizardfolk	13	Floors 12 – 20	2	59	3d6
Cyclop	15	Floors 14 – 20	2	68	3d8

Other things down there

• Barrels and crates break — click one and your character walks up and swings once. Treasure chests don’t break.
• Chests are opened — click one and your character walks over and lifts the lid. A real coin pile drops in front of it; picking it up credits 1–10 copper straight to your wallet without taking a bag slot.
• Corridors have doors — where a corridor opens into a room there’s a clickable wooden double door.
• Corridor and room walls differ — rooms use medieval stone, corridors use rock. Useful for telling where you are.